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Green hydrogen is the fuel of the future, Ed confides to his diary, and I want a stake in it. My cunning plan is to use my local village as an early adopter. That gives me the opportunity to get early access to supplier contracts, R&D grants and government subsidies. These are munificent. There’s already …
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Learn how Olympus PRECiV software speeds-up detection and improves repeatability
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Toshiba has had offers from ten potential buyers, reports the Nikkei, after agreeing to shareholder demands that it should consider outside bids for the company. “The management will carefully consider various options and make a decision that will be best for the company,” said CFO Masayoshi Hirata. Toshiba says it has set aside $77 million …
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Google has announced the second Beta of its Android 13 mobile operating system. It says the release concentrates on “core themes of privacy and security” as well as developer productivity. For example, it’s added a new permission for sending notifications, a privacy-protecting photo picker (letting you select the exact photos or videos you want to share), …
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ST has revealed its ambition to be a $20 billion revenue company by 2025-27. Last year the company had revenues of €12.8 billion and this year, says CEO Jean-Marc Chery (pictured), the company is on track for revenues of €15 billion with a gross margin of 46% and an operating margin of 24-26%. In 2025-7, …
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Samsung is reported to be talking to foundry customers about a rise in prices of between 15% and 20% to take effect in H2. Last week it was revealed that TSMC had proposed single digit price rises to customers. The brunt of the prices increases is sis to be falling on Samsung is said to …
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By Steve Bush
Rohm revealed details of its fourth generation of silicon carbide mosfets at PCIM in Nurembeg, claiming up to 50% lower switching loss and 40 % reduction of on-resistance compared to its earlier parts, without sacrificing short-circuit ruggedness. They are all trench types and have more flexible gate drive requirements than before – operating at 15 …
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On April Fools Day 2005, Intel employees created this poster lampooning the Intel Values which, in their view, were being eroded by the company’s bureaucracy. Here it is:
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By Steve Bush
I built a clock once, using a PIC microcontroller that ran for a year on a CR2032 lithium cell. Key to the low consumption was using an external 32.768kHz ‘watch’ crystal. (note to all from someone who didn’t, make sure you include a capacitive trimmer for fine-tuning) Jump forward a decade or so to today, …
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What are the topics covered? There’s planned TSMC price rises, Infineon Q1 results, Marvell buying Tanzanite Silicon Solutions, a growth in Design IP sales and the downward part of the semiconductor rollercoaster market cycle…
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